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The low-voltage fuse "SBFC-MS2" is a slow blow fuse that can withstand temporary overcurrents and only blows under continuous overcurrents. It is particularly effective for devices in automobiles where the current temporarily spikes. For example, it protects power window motors, which may blow regular fuses due to the large current that flows temporarily during startup. It is recommended for those facing circuit protection challenges in the automotive and construction machinery industries, as well as for low-voltage fuses (below DC70V).

The low-voltage fuse "SBFC-MS" is a slow blow fuse that can withstand temporary overcurrents and only blows under continuous overcurrent conditions. In automobiles, it is particularly effective for devices that experience momentary spikes in current. It is recommended for those facing challenges related to circuit protection in the automotive industry, construction machinery industry, and low-voltage fuses (below DC70V).

The low-voltage fuse "BFMN" is a small blade fuse used to protect the electrical circuits of automobiles. When the current increases abnormally, the fuse blows to prevent damage to equipment and wiring. It is recommended for those facing challenges related to circuit protection with low-voltage fuses (below DC 70V) in the automotive and construction machinery industries. It is suitable for protecting circuits of electrical components, comfort equipment, safety devices, and control systems.

The low-voltage fuse "BFSL" is a compact safety component used to protect automotive electrical circuits. It prevents equipment and wiring failures by blowing the fuse when the current increases abnormally. This low-voltage fuse is recommended for those facing challenges related to circuit protection in the automotive and construction machinery industries, as well as for low-voltage fuses (below DC 70V). It is used for circuit protection of comfort features such as car navigation systems, audio systems, ETC, air conditioning, and seat heaters.

The low-voltage fuse "BFLP" is a small safety component used to protect the electrical circuits of automobiles. When the current increases abnormally, the fuse blows, preventing damage to equipment and wiring. It is recommended for those facing challenges related to circuit protection with low-voltage fuses (DC 70V or less) in the automotive and construction machinery industries. It is used for circuit protection of electrical components such as headlights, taillights, turn signals, power windows, door locks, and mirror adjustments.